The population of Tenino was roughly 3,000 in 2010. The town was originally called Coal Bank, named for the local coal outcrop. In 1874, a demonstration took place at a coal mine south of town, resulting in the expulsion of many Chinese workers. These newcomers were replaced by Caucasian workers. The Chinese workers eventually left the area. However, Tenino remains an important agricultural center for the county.
Although the city itself is small, it's possible to get lost in its quaint and quiet community. There are a few areas with high crime rates, such as airports and schools. Nevertheless, few people live near recreational areas, so crime rates in these areas might not be as high as they are in other locations. The crime map below depicts the crime rates in Tenino, both overall and by neighborhood.
The number of households headed by a husband and wife is highest in Tenino Washington, and the proportion of married couples is lowest in Grand Mound CDP. The city has a low proportion of single women, but is home to some middle-class families. Among all cities, Tenino is home to about 66% of owner-occupied households, and the average household size is 2.5 people.
The population and steets in Tenino City are based on the United States Census Bureau and the American Community Survey. The city is located in the Thurston South Division of Thurston County. The population of Tenino is estimated to be 1744 by the year 2020. With the population of Tenino, Washington is the second smallest city in the metro area. The census reports are available for local residents, schools, and business owners.